Can these kind of bags provide shielding from Microwave, EMF,EMR,ELF, Radiation or any type of radio activity and screening materials?
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Isaiah, you should "google" your question to get more information. I just did and there seems to be a consensus that the mylar blankets can provide shielding. I only glanced at the info so you should do a thorough perusal.
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I only know of what is written in the manual. They are IR waves and are supposed to NOT give EMF exposure.
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Yes, I've used them in place of the Q bags with no problem. However, I don't know if they meet the .3 micron capture of the Q bags.
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Yes any plastic lined foil bag. Coffee, chips, etc Adjustable heat. Have not tried but on high heat, I see no problem to weld 4 layers. Good unit.
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I just bought one of these and it comes with a clear plastic protector for the back of the phone. If you are worried about radiation messing up the cards magnetic strip, I found a website that explains the strength of the magnetic field of a cell phone is not strong enough to bother the cards.
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Don't know for sure but I would guess no because it's probably not shielded.
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Foil liners are found BETWEEN 2 sheets of plastic. A plastic layer on the outside of the bag and a plastic layer on the inside of the bag. The food never comes in contact with the foil.I'm not aware of any foil lined mylar bags that have foil exposed to the food since the foil is thin and fragile and would tear too easily.
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The answer is yes for this and most vacuum bags. Using these bags requires that you have a Vacuum Chamber as they will not work with the Food Saver style where you place the open edge of the bag between a clamping system. I have used these bags for soups, stews, and several other things. I usually drop the bag into water and bring to a boil or proper temperature. On occasion I've used them in the microwave. Do some research from the manufacture and be sure to include instructions for your customers.
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Yes, but you might want to also include EMP bags.. check into those as well..
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I'm not sure if this is helpful, but let me share how I use these bags. I ship comic books (which are themselves bagged & boarded) in these mailers - to protect from the elements (rain, snow, humidity) - but I place these mailers into a shipping carton called a Gemini Mailer. All together, this is a great level of protection from incidental damage. However, these bags are also fine for shipping clothing - directly putting your label on the bag. I find them to be great for eBay selling, for example.
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I would use the Foodsaver bags myself. They are pretty heavy duty and are built for the machine. I would imagine other types of plastic bags would work, they would have to be thicker though.
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They aren't anti-static bags if that is what you are asking. But if that is not a concern, I'm sure they would work fine to store electronics.
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Well, I've never tried to do that, but most similar snack food bags are made of Mylar or some other sort of synthetic material, so it may be possible. I didn't notice anything in the manual advising against it.
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You are looking at a low-frequency EMF meter. It measures EMF from mains electrical devices and other (very low frequency) EMF sources. You can use this type of meter to check EMFs from mains electricity, power lines, high voltage lines, electrical installations, sub-stations and transformers, house wiring, domestic electrical appliances TVs, computers, office equipment, factory machinery, vehicles (cars, trains etc). This meter is not designed to measure ionizing radiation (x-rays and gamma rays), or radio-frequency / microwave radiation, unless specifically stated.
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The DefenderPad laptop radiation shield is effective for the life of its use. It uses several advanced mediums designed to conduct and absorb laptop radiation emissions to insure the safety of the user. Ultimately, the full spectrum of potentially dangerous emissions are shielded and removed. The DefenderPad does not repel or reflect emissions back into the user. Unfortunately, store bought meters can vary widely in their accuracy. To view the DefenderPad's effectiveness of shielding all emissions, please refer to the independent FCC certified lab testing at our web site.
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no, this EMF sensor is not designed for that purpose, it will show only the magnetic field around a cell phone, but cell phone radiation can not be displayedregards
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RF Radiation from cell phones -- yes if the unit is in close proximity (a few inches). It will detect the magnetic fields and electrical fields from a laptop (again in close proximity). Wireless mice and keyboards -- probably not. This unit shines at detecting magnetic fields and electrical fields. It also is handy for detecting leaks from a microwave oven.